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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-15

There VIII be preaching In the Z.
B. church Of this panoe next sunday
evening zt O'Clock The pastor. Her.
&. Workman viii deliver his farewell
sermon and give WoId ds OF parting 10 his
people. Free Bezra and q hearty WelcOme
viii be given 70 al VITO may choose 70
attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

Gowsn, John X. Speed, L. Hanauer
Fl. Lushrmsnp, W. d. Bethel, Louie
Erb, r. B. Snowden, A. Vaccsro,
James Yonee, II. We,ter, P. Mcintyre,
Napoleon Hill and 8. II. Brooks. The
most cssual glance at the directory
will reveal rem arkable combination
OF solidity and sterling worth. Indeed,
1t would have been impossible to
select better msterial had months been
given to the task. Not o single mem.
Der chosen but stands 10 the kont
rank Of the commercial and financial
world, and has done 90 for years.
Each and every one 10 known and
recognized for the sturdy, straight
forward, honest efforts he has made to
advance the interests OF Memphis and
the business enterprises with which
they are ssverally injected. II Is to
inch intelligent directors, coupled
with the able, freezing and energetic
business management Of Secretary
BON +. Pdce. that the Home has
risen to its present eminence CD q
southern insurance Institution. IL
shares, and justly, the III d nchlDg
condolences and patronage Of the pubic
generally, and will continue 10 prosper
90 long as such perfection Of wisdom
Ieigns among the stockholders.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
Masonic Temple.

The Masonic temple stockholders
also held an election yesterday for
president and directors 10 serve dur.
ing the ensuing term. 1t retulied 90
follows: President, ID. p. Haddeu
directors, John 0vertop, IT,, y. II.
Brooks, L. Hansuer, l.. b. suggs and
II. j. Lynn. Tnere seems to have
been q great outpouripg Of the stock.
holders, and Mr.. Haddeu's election
was the unanimous vote OF over 5000
out Of a possible $3.50 shares. Imme-
distely after the result was announce
q friend Of the reelected gentleman
telegrsphed the fact TO Mr.. Haddep,
with the double motive of graf flea.
ton and the hope that II would cheer
him into FASTENED recovery and the
Punishment from bis heat Of the
thought Of departing col fdence on
the part OF his follow cit z,ns. II
Was the largest vote ever polled, and
lie significance osnnot be dub ed.
The local Masonic fraternity is com.
posed OF tbs sterling, Il 4 Itntisl man.
hood Of Memphis, who would never
permit "mAwkish sentiment to
control their thermal sffNrs. II Ia
largely due 10 President Hadden's
superior ability that the model tenn.
pie now stands a completed monu.
ment to the indomitable pluck OF the
fraternity. He was PRESIDENT OF fine
board OF directors In 1873, when the
structure wfs 10 fa doubtful ttste
and the brethren in a chaotic condi.
ton OF mind. He originated and car.
ried out The bond ides, vsliantly as.
sisted by HE eeocla,ep, and With what
triumph everybody knows. Vie
judgment and sub ime. ,ith In an tx.
cellent executive officer characterize
the stockholders who held yesterdays
a aellan
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
CONVENTION sPEAKERs.
neetinK OF Tennessee Members Of
western waferwAys.

western waterways.
A meeting Of the Tennessee mem
bers OF the executive committee oil
western waterways was held yesterday
at the Merchants exchange. Those
present we're Chairman J. W. Clapp,
James Phelau, Njlsnd FOn'sipe, T.
q. DAbney, W. W. school6sld, W. A.
Eserman and John y. Tooi.
Active preparations for the meeting
Of the convention In this city October
20 aud 81 are being made. aud every
thing points TO the attendance of q
very larse delf CATION from every \ ate
bordering the hfisissippi and II,
tributaries.
Invitations have been extended
through Gen. Luxe l. Wheh,, chair
man OF the spaskeis' committee, 10
the following gentlemen, and many Of
them will doubtless be present.
W. A. Percy, Gfesnevllle, Nlss I;
Gen. II. U. waliball, Grenada, Miss I;
the Hon. John q. Carlisle, Covinpton,
Ky; the Hon. A, s. Willis. Lout vile I;
the Hon. John sherman, Man field,
o.; l. o sianaId, st. Louis; Senator
Gsorga q. Vest, Kausas City; Will.
ian Warner, Kaosps Citv the Hon.
q. Y Hoar, woite ter, MssB u +.
Jonas, New ofesno: Judge u b,
Taylor, Fort wsyne, lad; the Hon.
A, q Onrtln, Pennsylvania; II l..
Gibson, New Orleans N. O. Blanoh'
ard, Shreveport; II. & Van EgoD.
woodyille, Mlss; J. 4 q. Blackburn,
VorsAillts, Ky, and others.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
A,,emp, NJ Irnln Mrrrsinx.

CHICAGO, H., OF. Ste Nsws'
81. Louie special says: "a diabolical
a,teInp, was made yesterday to wreck
a passenger train on the Illinois a St
Louis railroad abou, q mile ard a ball
from Bsllevllle, Ill. A sprclsl bain
Of ave cirp, filed with xcupionist.
from b. Louis, wassppro Ichipg Belle
Vile nj the rate a tsenty-eieht mile
an hou', when the train ruthsd into
an open switch nearly a mile long,
and had got half the length OF the
switch beIoru the engineer could e,op
the train. A quarter Of q mile further
on the switch ~ | had been adjusted
90 A. to plunge the train down a steep
embabkmeuL A frightful disaster
vas Narrowly svoried, as the occn
pants ( the co.rhes were mostly
women end children. August Fans
aud Joe Gahr, nov In the county
all under Indictment for taking out
The spikts from rail on the same
' nd, near this spot, havs confess q
their Rnllt, aud claim that II was the
result oil diunkrn debauch The H.
Gers ar, saith tsd That there are oihe .
associated with them. The people Of
Bslieville aud Est ~. Louis are terri.
h .xol,-d over this Occurrences, and
tine tie "a w. oainv are m aSe."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
AllaIIlan. n m L.

For sprfinr, bruises rheumatism,
cramps intlamstion, swelling, Gus
buns, ETC., In man, and splint, ring
bone, windgall, epiEloiic, scratches,
etc, In hoTees, Rangum Rot Lini.
ment 10 n sure cure. The "Kipg oi
Liuiments" 10 the universal verdict
Never falls 10 cure any ailment that
can he reached by an external medical
application. 30 cents per bottle. foi
sale by all drueVists and al Hester,
crug store, 2S3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
Asi.e,....i se.ai.. sea, a.

CNcrsshrI. o., Oct s. Jadg.
Kamlef today sentenced osss. ID n,
on member Of the board Of public
works OF Cincinnati, TO two years In
the penl'e,'isry, nron c,nv,r,ioa NJ
having Incorporated lands In 4 q
parunsss Of . 10, Of hor,e, Ia Illinois
Tor the cIty's use.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
FIRES.
Iern op.ra ues.e rnrsta

AMKs, la, Oct 3 Fire vac discov
spd Yesterday In the cellar al a gro
Gerry store belonging 10 8. A. Noure,
In the opera house block, which To-
tally destroyed tina opera block AID
three email frame buildings east OF Il.
total lo,s. $4,000 20 ii4 900; In
surance, 81, 800. The origin Of the fire
A. nnkaaaa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

NJ. BKRsHsnDr stuhs. " Clair,
Micn., woulda't be without La Gu. pi.a
ON suy consideration.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
s,p,.mser Sise u. cord.

Nav Y,sK, ost b.-rhe Gunner
c,sl Balle,ih's IRE record for 9 .o,sm
her shows an 'sssresa's loss o. $685. /,
go. sssir o. % boo,0O0 IN s-p'emb,r
1885 Tho tota Ices Tor this frs, r',,
month"; Of the invent year 10 500
is5. 800, sgaipst U.s.. 100 600 for the cor
responding period I 1888.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

PtAscs IS per month, o-vsns IS
per month al Bsldwin's, 1874 Main
q rest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

DEncATE diteases Of either sex,
however induced, promp pity, thorough.
ly and permanently cured. Send 10
cents In stamps for large illustrated
treaiise, suggesting sure mems OF
cure. Address Worlds Dispmsary
Medical Association, No. 663 Main
street, Buaaio, N Y,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
sTocKHOLDERs' MEETINGS.

Pro.sfssst Local Z. ssisssiess Wen
Eauisped ios Assshss Term.
The stockholders Of the Homo To.
sursnce and Trust company held ihsir
annual election for directors yesterday
With The following result: Il Y, Nc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

Keep on hand large stocs n Steel
sbsitins, shich they sell al thu same
price ~ iron. Bee or write them be
fore 700 pdrshce Shutting or Pulley.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
o.,m.., at,i auv.es.

OrD.R RAriDs, L., Oct b--Doug
'as. & Stewards oatmsal mill huu e.
at 10 O'Clock torav. L,ss, tl?5 coo;
insurance, about $50. OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-14
aramercy Athletic Club Games.

As successful picnic and summer games as
has been held this summer the Gramercy Athletic
Clubs at tho Empire City Coliseum yesterday after
Six well Handicapped events were sent of
promptly, while q big crowd OF spectators who had
helped swell the Golfers of the association and hos.
of fair ores looked Attention then turned
tho picnic portion of the entertainment and the band
kept the jolly athletes and their best girls going merry
till almost Sunday
Mr.. A. J. Haeslacher Metropolitan Rowing Club was
referee Messrs. W. H. Wilson R. stoll, and ]. oBrien
the Judges; Messrs Austin Robinson, and OTooe the
tmekeepers; Ed Lange, tho amateur pedestrian, the
pistol hrer and Mr. Hegeman tho Handicapped. Tho
FIRST event called was the lOyard DASH handicap Run
in three trial heats and final. John F. Condor Amer
lean Athletic Club 81 yards start; westing Manhat
Athletic Club 10 yards; s. E. Corbett Nassau
4 A,hss GS II Yards: cppsNana
xse YARDS were III. mSn who fssa
The starter for re anai heat Ths course rather
P.ee Tor III. runner, themselves after brsa.ns
r. they s"s Cd we'll nF at by @
yard In u seconds, Copeland won second place and
raa m,n ,S had Pns sTa
sy MsHhntnn Athlete Club ~ yards second E. lsr
Ssss olympic Athletic Club 80 yards start was good
ana h Ss ns
was tho most exciting contest OF the day m friends
oyps f aS sT CUB ~
s aan IN
the winner q The 100 ysrds dash, 90. second place
between seven starters. Won by 7 Rexan. Manhattan
Athletic Club, from the c2-yard mark in minutes rs
seconds A. g. Malloy. American Athletic Club got sec
ond place He had 1853 yards. start Just before this
be member OF tho Gramercys gave exhibition " his
running powers lilo did not try to break record only
to perfection the easy graceful way in which good
runner cover ground rapidly.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yards Hurdle Race handi
cap Five starters. Won by Archie brown. PastiIne
with 7. Norton. Brooklyn Athletic Association.
yards second The Manhattan nsn A. Copeland who
One and oneHaif Mile Walk, handicap. light start.
ers A. Cramer, Manhattan Athletic Club. ii seconds
start captured it 10 the surprise Vt spartan Brrer
Dermotts friends. Time, IL minutes ~ rs SeeOndS H.
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Sale Of the Fairfax Stable. Horses.

Few buyers were in the crowd that surround
ed Mr.. William Easton when he sold the thoroughbreds
training belonging to tho Fairfax stable two hours
before the racing began at Monmouth Park yesterday
Bidding slow and prices low considering the quality
Of the stock James Rowe trainer for the stable paid
the highest price, g. 100 for oriaamme. Jocky Garr
paid Saeoo for Cycops the second best price, Gar
rson said that cyclops was the pick Of the lot empha
sizing hi. remark with AND know what good horse
Lorilard said that he the best colt he bred
Shawnee. Idleness, Car, and Merlin were held by
attachments at sheepshead Bay. They were omitted
from the sale
Tho horses wore sold In this order:
e2.o5O
Cyciops CHI c. 4 by Mortemer: z. H Garrison, g COO
Gerdey. oh. c. 4 BY Flood: W: ot,man 2. 400
Regal b. r., 8 by Shannon; w. Mulkey, 1900.
Hercules Oh. c., 4 by Mortemoy; J. Harris $500.
Rowland. br c., 4 by Shannon; George Forbes q 100
Orifamme. or. 8, by Flood; James Rowe, ~. 100
CatIiine b. c., g. by Mortemer: James Nara $3.50.
Shasta, b. o, 3 by Flood: W. Mulkey, $500
,a HsyBA'i' 'h' f's by A'r''msf Amos g. A'o'mp''n
Slumber, b. T., 2 by Monday. J. r. Smith. $1,000
Full SAIL b. T., 2, by Flood: W. L. Scott, $50.
Chancellor b. g.. by Monday; j. s. Ferguson. 500
Joe CLARK, b. c., by Monday; Mohawk ables esO0.
Sea New, b. f. 2, by Rossifer; Amos q. hcCampbeu.
Pine Tree, oh. c.. 2 by Flood; W. Mukey. 81, osO.
GuArdsmsn CHI. c., 2. by Monday o. b. MorriS 1900.
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THE HACONDAH AND THE STAN WIN.
just Enough Wind to Gee tho Knickerbscker
Yacht Races Through.

The races for the larger sloops and cutters Of
the Knckerbocker Yacht Club Yesterday afternoon
sailed with very light winds but at time there
calm. The for all from point opposite tho
club house at Port Morris and around buoy of Fort
Schuyler. Tho cannon was nred at 800 and eight
yachts prepared to the line fairly good breeze
was blowing from northwest and the Dora OF the first
class nrs past the line at 2:4 As gaining rapidly all
the Tho Evadne Of tho second class second at
24l "a the Mevina at si+43 and the Swan 10
None Of the others succeeded In getting during tho
1--we minutes and they were handicapped.
A. ClAusen.s Point the Dora was good half mile In
advance OF the others and had caught good Whit OF
air When she turned the buoy at :in she nearly
three quarters Of mile ahead Her time indifferent
thereafter. The Wacondah In the mean time had left
tho group OF yachts and was creeping RAPIDLY TO the
buoy which she rounded at 4IiI and then sped away
after the Dora Being nearer the northern shore than
the latter she caught favorable wind, and while the
Dora was nearly hecalmed at one time the Wacondah
stole upon her and passed her at whcstone Point and
the breeze grew feeber NIL the time.
In themean time tho Melvina. the Swan. and the In
dine rounded the buoy, and headed homeward. keeping
pretywe together OF the way The little swan
caught breath and passed the larger Cndinr Of the
first GLASS; then the latter reaated and passed her later
Tho anthe which at the fag end did not reach
the buoy The Alice H. the largest OF the second class
was the last to turn and she was so late In coming in
that sho was not timed.
326:5s beating tho Dora by is minutes and seconds
The Swan the first Of the smaller yachts return
her time being 7:osa2. Tho Evadne was in o minutes
and 81 seconds later.
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NEW YORK DROPS TO FOURTH
BOSTON GOES BACK TO HER OLD
PLACE IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Chicago Beats Detreit sad Philadelphia
Downs wnshinaton-Henvy Batting at
Staten Island Gives tho Hndians y Game.
The New Yorks lost the game at Boston
yesterday, and with 1t third place In the PEN
nant race. Inability to bat Radbourne.
pitcher that about all the clubs OF tho League
have been batting all over the field, was the
cause Of It. The result OF yesterdays games
shows that Boston beat New York by 4 to 2,
Chicago beat Detroit by 8 to 2. Philadelphia
beat Washington 8 to 2. and Pittsburgh beat
indianapolis to>1. In the American Associ-
alton Louisville beat st. Louis IS to 8, Cincin-
natl beat Cleveland to A. Brooklyn beat Balti-
more 10 to 8, and the Metropolitans beat tho
Athletics IS to II. The record now stands: